Eyewitnesses aboard Mike Tyson's flight from Miami to Los Angeles on May 26 provided exclusive insights to In Touch about a concerning medical incident involving the boxing legend.

"Mike had some sort of medical issue on the plane, and paramedics were called," disclosed one eyewitness. The urgency was evident as the flight broadcasted a request for a doctor, flashing the message on every screen.

Despite the delay caused by Miami's intense heat, Tyson, clad in a stylish blue and white ensemble, remained poised aboard American Airlines flight 1815.

Initially spotted in the Admirals Club, Tyson was escorted to the gate at the original boarding time of 5:10 p.m. However, the delay led to him finally boarding the plane at 6:30 p.m.

As fans snapped pictures of Tyson leaving the Admirals Club, anticipation buzzed around him, only to be dampened by the flight's delay.

"About 30 minutes before landing, passengers were asked if any medical professionals were aboard to assist another passenger," recounted an eyewitness. "He was in first class, but we were in an exit row," they continued. "Paramedics had to board upon landing."

Thankfully, Tyson's representative assured In Touch that he's recuperating well, citing a flare-up of his ulcer as the cause of his nausea and dizziness.

This incident casts a shadow over Tyson's upcoming fight against Jake Paul on July 20 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Despite his apprehensions, Tyson has been diligently training and maintains confidence in his abilities. As he aptly puts it, "Anything I’m afraid of, I confront it."